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Wed, 23 Jul 2008 13:34:12
Craig is counting down, 2 days till D-day.
OK, so this whole going to Japan thing failed badly. Basically, our flights when via Rome. My Brother came off the (late) first flight and decided he really really didn’t want to go on a flight to Japan. To be fair the flight over wasn’t great, one of my worst. So after a few panic calls home etc he made the final call he wasn’t going. So clearly I wasn’t either. So I had the bag pulled from the flight and we had to work out how to get home. I got the return tickets converted into return on the next flight home we could ones. Unfortunately it was 10pm at this point and the next flight was at 8pm the next day.
Observations from 24hours in an Italian airport:
People have enough bags with them to move house. I don't understand how almost everyone has 3 HUGE bags... They must all be really really well connected drug smugglers.
They make you go through security to go airside when you change flights. Last I looked you were airside when you get off the plane. I think it’s all part of... >>
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